"why we lie" ted radio hour, and more

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"why we lie" ted radio hour, and more

Peter
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I think this is worth checking out
http://www.npr.org/programs/ted-radio-hour/311863205/why-we-lie?showDate=2015-04-03

if constant reminder of honor code or the 10 commandments make people more honest, should we have a ritual of reciting the 10 commandments as an opening ritual when we gather?
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Drealm
I listened to the audio. The 10 commandments were mentioned, but my guess is that any content that is read from the old testament or discussed would serve the same function.
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Peter
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well, if we constantly recite the 10 commandments as a ritual, it might give the individual the incentive to follow it
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Drealm
Okay perhaps what is needed is something concise. Discussion of broad principles is good for stimulating thoughts but not conducive to memory. So a long random Parsha doesn't work. If something is also rhythmic, like a song, it's even better for memory. I just reread Psalm 1 and I like it too.
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